Moments before the match began - Famous performer entertains crowds at the Champions League finale.
Borussia Dortmund has made an astonishing appearance in the Champions League final, set to take on Real Madrid at Wembley Stadium in London on June 1st. Prior to this grand showdown, an esteemed celebrity will be pumping up the audience.
American rock legend Lenny Kravitz (59) is set to electrify the crowd with his unforgettable hits, like "Fly Away" and "It ain't over til it's over," moments before the game commences.
This musical line-up, featuring the four-time Grammy winner as the headliner, was recently announced by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA).
Speaking of his upcoming performance, Kravitz shared, "I'm genuinely thrilled to perform at the Champions League Final in London, a city that holds a special place in my heart. With so many people invested in this match, it's going to be an exceptional show. It's a fabulous chance for everyone to immerse in music and celebrate companionship and kinship. We're raring to go and reveal what we've planned for you all."
A veritable giant in the music scene, Kravitz boasts of four Grammys, 11 studio albums in his illustrious career, and was recently conferred with the "Music Icon Award" at the People's Choice Awards 2024.
Dortmund's return to the Champions League final after a decade-long hiatus, against the 14-time winners Real Madrid, will be an unforgettable event for the books.
The match will be broadcast in over 200 nations. In Germany, the live coverage is available on free-to-air television. ZDF will be broadcasting live, while ZDF.de and Sportstudio.de will also have free live streams. DAZN will air the match as well (with commercials). Kick-off time is slated for 9 pm.
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Source: symclub.org
